Angry Enough to Turn Tables? It Might Not Be Righteous Zeal.
Christian counselor Brad Hambrick talks about how we deal with our own fury in heated times.
How Doubt Derailed a Train Town
After a major chemical spill in Ohio, disagreement tore close-knit East Palestine apart. Local churches are working to heal the ravages of mistrust.
What Wrestling Taught an Olympic Gold Medalist About God
As he prepares for the Paris Olympics, wrestler Kyle Snyder talks about how faith helped him loosen up and love his teammates.
PCA Will Investigate ‘Jesus Calling’ Book
The author of the bestseller died last year. The investigation will determine if the book is appropriate for Christians.
After Ohio Train Derailment, Christian Mom Runs for Mayor
Q&A with Misti Allison, who entered local politics because she saw her East Palestine community struggling.
Texas Prisoner Who Leads Death Row Worship Faces Execution
The case of prison convert Will Speer shows the significance of ‘peers’ leading ministry behind bars.
Evil Is as Evil Does
The Zone of Interest, nominated for Oscars including best picture, is a Holocaust horror movie about the corruption of the human heart.
Don’t Waste Your Life: How One Family Stopped Being Trashy Christians
These Tennesseans are finding ways to live without adding to the landfill. But they aren’t finding a lot of “zero waste” company.
Shoes Stay On for Maundy Thursday
Few Protestant traditions continue the footwashing that Jesus did at the Last Supper. Some want a revival of the practice.
Liberty University Fined $14M Over Campus Safety
Focused on the evangelical school’s handling of sexual violence, the federal penalty is by far the largest in the Department of Education’s history.